A Social Celebration

Honorees enjoyed socializing during the Deen Day Smith Service to Mankind Awards Coffee at Pittman Park United Methodist Church Wednesday.

Celebrating spring

Children and adults alike spent the day enjoying the spring weather at the Georgia Southern Botanical Garden's annual Spring Festival and Plant Sale on Saturday, March 31.

It's all about water

Fourth graders learned all about water Friday during the 2012 Children's Water Festival hosted by Keep Bulloch Beautiful and Georgia Southern University.

A day for Dr. Seuss

On Friday, students at Bulloch Academy celebrated the birthday of famed children's book author, Dr. Seuss.

Bulloch the beautiful

Some folks - far too many, honestly - think of newspapers as bearers of bad news. But life is full of beauty and wonder, and as a photographer, I strive to make images that help our community look at things in new ways. Usually, that means working to gain access to events and happenings that the average person may not be able to gain. Or waiting patiently and persistently to capture meaningful expressions or gestures by subjects that tell a story.

My favorite outtakes

Statesboro Herald photographer Scott Bryant shot thousands of photos in 2011. Only a select few actually made the paper due primarily to space.

Gifts of the season

The Brooklet Kiwanis Club holds a breakfast on Christmas Eve every year to help raise money for gift certificates that will be given out to the needy.

Fair's 50th Year

The Kiwanis Ogeechee Fair marked its 50th anniversary last week with food, fun, excitement and record-breaking crowds.

Dancing with the Statesboro Stars

Personalities from the local community paired with professional dancers to raise money for Safe Haven of Statesboro, an organization that helps victims of domestic violence and their children throughout Bulloch and surrounding counties. The Thursday night event was sold out and raised more than $10,000 for Safe Haven.

Band boot camp

The Southeast Bulloch High School marching band is halfway through a two-week boot camp where physical training is as important as the music.

Award-winning photography

Statesboro Herald photographer Scott Bryant won nine awards, including three first places, in the 2011 Georgia Press Association Better Newspaper Contest.

ArtsFest 2011

The Betty Foy Sanders Department of Art played host to its annual ArtsFest 2011 on Saturday on the campus' Sweetheart Circle. It was a beautiful spring day of art, music and dance that drew more than 1,000 visitors to the university.

Best Pictures 2010 - Part 2

Photography's greatest attribute is its ability to preserve moments.

Best Pictures 2010 - Part 1

Photography has the unique ability to freeze otherwise fleeting moments in time.

River of Screams

The Statesboro-Bulloch County Parks and Recreation Department tried something new for Halloween this year. With Splash in the Boro closed for the season, and the sttractions drained of water, the Lazy River became a place for a little Halloween fun.

Parents, students, teachers explore new Mattie Lively Elementary

Wild West in the Boro

The Statesboro Kiwanis Second Annual Rodeo brought in a crowd of about 7,000 from April 27 to 28.

AUDIO SLIDESHOW: Snooky's ... one last time

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AUDIO SLIDESHOW: 2011 Eyes on our community

AUDIO SLIDESHOW: Eagle Nation expectations high

On the Thursday before Georgia Southern's 2011 home opener against Tusculum, head football Coach Jeff Monken addressed the topic of expectations for his team.

High-speed slow-motion

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2010 Frozen in Time

Eagle Nation Audio Slideshow

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Audio Slideshow: Gone Fishin'

Want something to do with your kids this summer? How about fishing?

Audio Slideshow: Herald staff photographer Scott Bryant bears witness to 2009

Statesboro Herald staff photographer narrates as we take a look back on 2009 and discover the power of photographs to bear witness to times, places, and people.

Audio Slideshow: Thankful to be a farmer

Last week, the Statesboro-Bulloch Chamber of Commerce Agribusiness Committee named Al Clark and his family the 2009 Farm Family of the Year.

Audio Slideshow: Volunteers help make Special Olympics a success

They come from different backgrounds. They have different motivations. Different talents to contribute and different roles to play. One common cause.

Audio Slideshow: Eagle Nation vs. Western Carolina

The Eagle Nation rallies Saturday, youngsters get to be a cheerleader for a day, the Hatch Attack finds some mojo, and the Eagles put the clamps on the Catamounts in their Southern Conference opener.

Audio Slideshow: New principal, Southeast Bulloch High kick off new school year

New Southeast Bulloch High School Principal Trey Robertson kicks off the new school year by introducing himself to students and the community.

Audio Slideshow: Local Soldier Laid To Rest

CLICK to experience some of the sights and sounds as fallen National Guard soldier Sgt. Brock Henry Chavers Sr. was laid to rest Saturday.